AI Risk Today is the essential news source covering artificial intelligence governance, risk management, compliance, and security. The site is written for senior executives leading AI adoption across their organizations. These are leaders who understand both the promise of AI and the seriousness of the risks it introduces. Coverage centers on the regulatory developments, enforcement actions, governance adaptations, security concerns, and corporate developments that shape how AI impacts business decisions.
Founded in November 2025, AI Risk Today publishes daily coverage across seven areas: breaking news, governance and compliance, regulation and policy, risk management, security, legal developments, and company news.
Editorial Standards
Every article is grounded in verifiable primary sources, including official announcements, executive orders, court filings, regulatory documents, and published research. We link to these sources directly in our coverage. We prioritize accuracy over speed, attribute all sourced information, and clearly separate reporting from analysis. When we make an error, we correct it promptly and note the correction. Advertising and sponsorship relationships never influence editorial coverage.
Who We Are
AI Risk Today was founded by Clayton Rifkind, who serves as Senior Editor. Clayton brings more than 20 years of experience in B2B technology, having led go-to-market strategy across software, enterprise platforms, and mobile applications. He founded two consultancies advising startups and Fortune 1000 companies, including Autodesk, Intel, and Microsoft. He also advises the sustainability news site ESG Today, a leading source of ESG investment news for institutional investors. His combined background in enterprise technology and specialized business publishing shapes the mission of AI Risk Today: translating fast-moving AI developments into what they mean for the executives accountable for risk.
Ownership
AI Risk Today is independently owned and operated. The site is funded through advertising and sponsorships, which are always clearly distinguished from editorial content.
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